Similarly, there’s little that shouts, “ This Readers should be amused by some of the period details (Carrie’s 18-year-old friends can drink legally), though they don’t weigh heavily on the story, making the early 1980s setting feel almost incidental. While her friends’ lives seem to be falling into place-especially on the dating and sex fronts-Carrie has just been rejected by a summer writing seminar in New York City, and laments, “I have nothing figured out at all.” She falls hard for a slick underachiever who eventually leaves her for one of her best friends, while her widower father grapples with single parenthood, made tougher by Carrie’s rebellious youngest sister’s antics. With wit and insight, Carrie chronicles her emotionally charged senior year at a small Connecticut high school. Reveals the ample drama that filled Carrie Bradshaw’s life before her move to Manhattan. This polished prequel to Sex and the City
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